Self- sustaining financially, self-sustaining culturally, and that&aposs because we think that the mission that we&aposre on to try to bring everyone inspiration.
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Most firms do not believe that the recovery is self-sustaining - instead dependent on Olympic-related spending - and they don't believe it will become self-sustaining soon.
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Ability to create self-sustaining markets Lastly, an inability to forge self-sustaining commercial markets in the past puts into question the commercial viability of space-based enterprises.
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The castle is completely self sustaining and off the grid.
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Instead, Chelsea has — admirably — set out to become self-sustaining.
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And then it became a primary affair, self-sustaining and endless.
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His vision was to ultimately create a self-sustaining, luxurious environment.
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After acquisition talks last year failed, Twitter must become self-sustaining.
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Ms. Matlin said she wanted each floor to be self-sustaining.
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Meanwhile, fears are growing of self-sustaining epidemics elsewhere in Asia.
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He and Wick hoped it would serve as a self-sustaining prototype.
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It's not realistic to be completely self-sustaining in today's global economy.
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"They were going to have a totally self-sustaining compound," Ross said.
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If the companies make money, Higher Ground Labs will become self-sustaining.
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Free markets do not just happen, and they are not self-sustaining.
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The water treatment, energy consumption, schooling and shopping is all self-sustaining.
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This suggests that strong, self-sustaining growth has not yet been attained.
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This became the self-sustaining logic at the heart of the narrative.
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But these accomplishments never amounted to a self-sustaining fine art career.
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It took about nine months to get to the self-sustaining point.
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Italy has also reported two deaths, raising fears of self-sustaining epidemics.
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In all sorts of ways, the liberal meritocracy is closed and self-sustaining.
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The city wants these programs to be self-sustaining as soon as possible.
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One day, Jamaica Bay may once again have a self-sustaining oyster population.
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Staff shortages can become self-sustaining—mandatory overtime lowers morale, which increases turnover.
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"We wanted this to be fast, cheap, measurable and self-sustaining," he said.
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Cleveland is a reminder that decline can be as self-sustaining as success.
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They are self-sustaining largely because of the complex bureaucracy ISIS has created.
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As with other Amazon Go stores, however, these won't be entirely self-sustaining.
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This disruption is threatening to unmoor this successful and largely self-sustaining system.
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" And "in order to make something self-sustaining, you can't be missing anything.
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The low-maintenance grounds include a self-sustaining lemon tree and persimmon tree.
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"From a sustainability standpoint, these properties, these assets become self-sustaining," Ehlers said.
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We're actually nowhere near the self-sustaining robots Isaac Asimov imagined in I, Robot.
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Like fission, fusion can become a self-sustaining chain reaction under the right conditions.
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Eventually they hope to make the kit business self-sustaining, outsourcing its production entirely.
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Even without expansion bloat, they're too expensive and unprofitable to be fiscally self-sustaining.
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By 2002, Ontario's population was self-sustaining and it has grown every year since.
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And even Musk doesn't expect that his colony will be self-sustaining anytime soon.
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"I'll probably be long dead before Mars becomes self-sustaining," Musk told Ars Technica.
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The group lived inside for two years and attempted to be fully self-sustaining.
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The chapel was self-sustaining, he said, and sends money to the Carmelite order.
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"The best way to have a global impact is to be self-sustaining," he said.
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So whether or not it will actually become a viable, self-sustaining platform remains unclear.
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Mike Cobb, 46, stands beside his contribution to the self-sustaining measures that flourish here.
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Consider the housekeepers, bartenders and cashiers who also work hard to be self-sustaining Nevadans.
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Part of the goal of "Forever Green" is to make the park more self-sustaining.
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It also requires a different approach to monetization: Each individual article should be self-sustaining.
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The point is to become self-sustaining for cash flow generation as soon as possible.
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But these are the kinds of policies that could actually lead to self-sustaining growth.
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The user fees keep the system entirely self-sustaining, and profitable for the private ISP.
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Unlike (most) humans, moss thrives atop its own decaying matter and is largely self-sustaining.
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It houses fish and animals for food, all kept in a perfect self-sustaining balance.
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"The W.N.B.A. is beginning to take progressive steps forward to be self-sustaining," Borders said.
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Initiatives like this embody exactly the vision for self-sustaining economic growth that Afghanistan needs.
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This approach has, predictably enough, devolved into a self-sustaining game of whack-a-mole.
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As long-time Malibu residents, the two men wanted to build self-sustaining, resilient homes.
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"I think is the fastest path to a self-sustaining city on Mars," Musk said.
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Self-sustaining Shaker groups sprang up in New York, Maine, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Kentucky.
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Tests on Earth show that viable, self-sustaining biospheres are exceptionally difficult to build and maintain.
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It was an experiment to see how long humans could live in a self-sustaining environment.
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The self-sustaining ecosystem is supposed to mimic the living conditions of a lunar space station.
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"This year is all about a self-sustaining homestead," patriarch Billy Brown says in the trailer.
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The danger here lies in the fact that disinformation ecosystems are self sustaining and self propagating.
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As prices continue to fall and demand increases, "the market will become self-sustaining," he adds.
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The focus will shift to a more self-sustaining expansion that is driven by consumer spending.
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To insist that Biosphere 22 be a perfect self-sustaining ecosystem is to demand a stunt.
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This week Elon Musk announced plans to plans to build a "self-sustaining city" on Mars.
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The $50 million home sits on 12-acres ... self-sustaining with 5 bedrooms and 8 bathrooms.
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Still, Discord will have to figure out how to turn itself into a self-sustaining business.
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Despite being a nonprofit Rauch says he wants Daily Table to become a self-sustaining business.
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My reward was a self-sustaining economic engine serving no end greater than its own perpetuation.
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He wants us to be an "interplanetary species," which means creating a self-sustaining civilization on...
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This is the aspiration of every aid program, of course: to generate self-sustaining success stories.
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Do people really believe all of this is self-sustaining, that it won't just cave in?
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He also said he wants to build giant orbital structures that could host self-sustaining colonies.
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Mr de Merode says the park could be financially self-sustaining by the end of 2022.
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The really difficult part is exercising power in a way that is legitimate and self-sustaining.
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And I think that&aposs what&aposs also self-sustaining is people don&apost feel hungry.
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But the plan, Mr. Tull said, is for the farm to become self-sustaining by 2020.
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You have to take a tiny bit of energy and transform it into a self-sustaining reaction.
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But it can also be done on the cheap, or you can make your trips self-sustaining.
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"It's a self-sustaining scene," she says of the previously hidden culture she spent three years shooting.
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The Caprice has done everything it can to be fully self-sustaining in preparation for Day Zero.
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Once your Krablr Koin is minted, the little crab-dedicated economy you've built should be self-sustaining.
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Over 99 percent of companies should operate as organically grown, self-sustaining businesses — bootstrapped, without external financing.
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Hell, Andy Weir's The Martian technically qualifies, although Mark Watney hardly sets up a self-sustaining presence.
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The researchers imagine a self-sustaining system that would be of huge benefit to the developing world.
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Still, Raveendran expects the global business to become profitable and self-sustaining within the next three years.
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Within a few months, the majority of mosquitoes carry Wolbachia and the effect is then self-sustaining.
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Only the simplest self-sustaining enzyme systems exist today, and this would be an enormously complex one.
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RUI: When it comes to football, which is what I can talk about, Chape is self-sustaining.
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They were built in the early 1980s as a self-sustaining vacation home for an oil producer.
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For me, I really believe, a healthy newspaper that has an independent newsroom should be self-sustaining.
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A majority of the communities they work with, representing perhaps half the Kayapo, are becoming self-sustaining.
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Their numbers have since grown but have plateaued at levels far below what biologists consider self-sustaining.
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Some returnees try to link up with locals, and the cycle of violence is becoming self-sustaining.
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Their goal is to eventually incorporate automation into the greenhouse to make it a self-sustaining system.
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Using knowledge in the head is also self-sustaining, whereas using knowledge from the internet is not.
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No, not the egg-shaped, self-sustaining micro-dwelling, the retro-futurist egg-shaped sculpture in Silicon Valley!
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My goal is mostly to keep Hot Pod self-sustaining and frees me up to do other projects.
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But NASDANQ will be a self-sustaining economy, and the value of these memes will only exist internally.
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It was "autotrophic," or self-sustaining, and likely derived energy from its carbon dioxide and hydrogen rich surroundings.
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Ultimately, Thomas hopes to develop a sensor that is energetically self-sustaining, allowing him to equip wild birds.
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From the device manufacturer's perspective, Android offered a free, self-sustaining, modern OS that trimmed their development costs.
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The company is profitable and self-sustaining, and has no need to take on capital or sell itself.
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The tech entrepreneur has previously laid out a vision to build a self-sustaining human colony on Mars.
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The original pioneers came here in the early 1970s in an attempt to create a self-sustaining commune.
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Any genuine interest in objective reality left the building a while ago, replaced by a self-sustaining fantasyland.
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Callimachi: And that is, that ISIS is a self-sustaining organism when it comes to its own finances.
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But like everyone else, she can't conceive even the possibility of the self-sustaining malice that fuels Iago.
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It's a powerful narrative because it describes an America with a large, self-confident, self-sustaining middle class.
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In that way, building your identity through pop culture and political choices can become a self-sustaining system.
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Image: Flickr / SpaceX SpaceX plans to build a "self-sustaining city" on Mars, according to its founder Elon Musk.
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In fact, the program's costs are low, and the student loan system as a whole is financially self-sustaining.
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Gene drive technologies alter DNA and drive self-sustaining genetic changes through multiple generations by overriding normal biological processes.
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So it's probably somewhere between maybe 40 to 100 years to achieve a fully self-sustaining civilization on Mars.
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Policymakers are increasingly confident that world growth is now self-sustaining, hence their gradual withdrawal from the monetary stage.
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The SpaceX CEO provided an update to his vision of creating a permanent, self-sustaining human presence on Mars.
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SurvJustice, for its part, is self-sustaining, "so our services will continue as they always have continued," Dunn says.
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That was the real shift in culture that they created — the notion of a self-sustaining independent visual artist.
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Every strong and self-sustaining Maroon 5 has an alpha handsome musician, and in this case, it's Adam Levine.
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It's self-sustaining: Believing you have been dehumanized is correlated with willingness to dehumanize and act violently against others.
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To Vernadsky, the biosphere was the self-sustaining ecological web of life that formed a skin on the planet.
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No, boring in the sense that Tesla has finally developed the self-sustaining business that has long evaded it.
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Food is preserved by drying, and the two toilets available—one indoor, one outdoor—are self-sustaining compost toilets.
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But while it's been a self-sustaining system, the gas tax won't cover the cost of roads for long.
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Musk's goal is for this base to grow into a thriving city and ultimately a self-sustaining civilization on Mars.
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"The facility is self-sustaining and safe," Mike Cochran, chief deputy for the Berkeley County Sheriff's Office, told BuzzFeed News.
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Perdomo was also quick to highlight her belief that the startup is on a clear path to being self-sustaining.
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Liberalism's detractors are not wholly wrong: what began as a restless, agitating world view, has become closed and self-sustaining.
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This place, self-sustaining and in the middle of nowhere, could be a clean start for Madison and her family.
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They are part of a project aimed at creating a self-sustaining ecosystem that provides everything humans need to survive.
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It has so far invested $325,000 in Shaar's ventures and plans to invest another $200,000 to make them self-sustaining.
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And to roboticists like us who see our robots break every day, it's hard to imagine a self-sustaining avatar.
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The risk is that so much negative news from so many places in the world has a self-sustaining effect.
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It stands wholly apart from human civilization, hardy and self-sustaining, mocking our hegemony, claiming the earth as its own.
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That's worrying, because if self-sustaining outbreaks start occurring in nations with poor healthcare systems, the impact could be devastating.
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Being polite to each other -- which is, at base, all that political correctness is -- becomes self-reinforcing, and self-sustaining.
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Parishes are supposed to be self-sustaining and pay an annual tax of 8 percent of collections to the archdiocese.
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The work was timed to coincide exactly with the 275th anniversary of the first controlled, self-sustaining nuclear chain reaction.
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They are subsistence farmers: The community we met with didn't need much from the outside world, they were pretty self-sustaining.
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Donald Trump is excellent at selling himself, much more so than he is at actually creating any other self-sustaining business.
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Sharmer said the Delhi government is now buying up bodies of water in a bid to build self-sustaining water systems.
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Today, the Licorice Parlour sells straight-up candy and hula hoops and is self-sustaining—but it's not a money maker.
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Loon, however, remains one of the rare Alphabet companies now plotting a clear path toward becoming a viable, self-sustaining venture.
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The project became self-sustaining in 2000 and generates about 500 million baht ($15 million) in annual revenue, Visit-orn said.
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Once passenger launches began, Musk estimates it would take 40-100 years to achieve a fully self-sustaining civilization on Mars.
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If we get to a few hundred thousand cars, we can really start to sunset government subsidies and be self-sustaining.
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During Dr. Davidson's tenure, the Princeton lab made major advances toward that goal, studying ways to make the fusion self-sustaining.
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It is a relationship that can often be self-sustaining through well-established ties between individual citizens and civil society organizations.
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State exchanges, which have received billions of dollars in start-up grants, were required to be self-sustaining by January 2015.
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However, Musk envisions building a city on Mars that will be self-sustaining by the 2050s (and eventually has pizza joints).
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While the bank would get initial seed funding from the government, it would become self-sustaining over time, bill sponsors said.
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The SpaceX CEO figures it would take 40 to 100 years to build a self-sustaining civilization on the Red Planet.
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For over a year, Raymond and his wife have been running a fully operational, self-sustaining "Mars habitat" in their backyard.
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Mr. Woltz likened the acclimation to tough love, necessary for a meadow that will be to a large extent self-sustaining.
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The fair is the main fund-raiser for the Bridgewater Volunteer Fire Company, the last self-sustaining fire department in Connecticut.
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The lesson we draw from our data — and from the current global democratic recession — is that democracy is not self-sustaining.
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Soldiers often live in close confines and there are fears of a self-sustaining outbreak among forces based in various areas.
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If you're not empowering the people you're saving to be self-sustaining, then you have a savior complex that's not sustainable.
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This is the self-sustaining system of politicians, bureaucrats and their supporting cast of lobbyists, journalists, think tank intellectuals, and lawyers.
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But in Aldrin's vision, humans won't just walk on Mars or plant a flag there; they'll build an entire, self-sustaining colony.
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This all-in-one, self-sustaining indoor hydroponics greenhouse just might have every indoor growing feature you've struggled with in the past.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: Indiana University School of Medicine/GizmodoTo be clear, hachimoji is not an autonomously self-sustaining organism.
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A bear market is defined as a market condition where prices fall and negative sentiment causes the drop to become self-sustaining.
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SafariSeat is a low-cost, all-terrain wheelchair designed to be manufactured and maintained in poor countries, creating a self-sustaining product.
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It was a self-sustaining cycle that Elvis calls "the feminist publishing ecosystem," with bookstores settled at the heart of it all.
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The Afghan facility operator effused over it, telling the audit team that it is fully self-sustaining and they hope to expand.
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Michael believes that if this pilot program goes well, he will have created an entirely new model for eternal, self-sustaining suffering.
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It has been in business for 46 years and operates on a self-sustaining basis at no net cost to American taxpayers.
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But that business strategy runs counter to the objective of speedily transforming the Afghan military into a self-sustaining modern fighting force.
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Residents chip in for the upkeep of the open space, as part of a larger goal of making the park self-sustaining.
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And that can create a self-sustaining cycle in which industry leaders invest more and achieve ever-rising dominance of their industry.
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"It's almost like a self-sustaining community, but you can see it's been shaped by disinformation campaigns of the past," Starbird said.
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There have been 78 cases confirmed with no connection to the ship, raising concerns of a self-sustaining outbreak in the country.
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Yellin is confident "The Bridge" will become a self-sustaining, world-class tourist attraction throwing off cash for conservation and other projects.
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Nearly 400 feet underground, the base was designed to withstand a nuclear attack and had enough self-sustaining supplies for 30 days.
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Our ultimate aim is to build a self-sustaining public and private work force system that provides career opportunities, not just jobs.
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It has a long-term plan to become self-sustaining, by taking a small stake in companies that emerge from Pioneer projects.
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Its former owner since 1987, Gerald Freeman, wanted to turn the ghost town into a self-sustaining, solar-powered eco-friendly haven.
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It often skips over the many steps between here and self-sustaining space societies—not to mention the companies' own long-term viability.
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Such plans provide a framework for actions to protect a federally-listed species with the goal of helping the species become self-sustaining.
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Across the street from an insular, self-sustaining suburban mall isn't a very happy place to have a coffee shop or cleaning service.
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The institution also used to operate as its own self-sustaining community through the keeping of livestock, farming, and power and water stations.
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It really goes back to an issue that almost no one has stopped to consider: is this truly a self-sustaining economic recovery?
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Her home, a self-sustaining habitat, has remained free of the empire's oversight, something of paramount importance to the inhabitants of Lsel station.
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It wants to eventually help people apply for housing, health insurance, utilities assistance and more as it becomes a self-sustaining non-profit.
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The idea is that of a virtuous circle, where success in one era leads to success in another, in a self-sustaining fashion.
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Most states have either cut their funding for state park systems substantially in recent years or required them to be more self-sustaining.
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But after 2022, it may not be as much," admitted Li. "China needs a self-sustaining hockey system, so government money doesn't matter.
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To prepare for this, nearly all Army units are refocusing their training on being self-sustaining, or "expeditionary," as their commanders put it.
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To establish a self-sustaining Mars civilization of a million people would take 10,000 flights, with many more to ferry equipment and supplies.
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Instead, they are housed in places like Leisureland—a vast biodome, self-enclosed and self-sustaining, to which the Safraneks travel for miniaturization.
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"The timing and rate of monetary policy normalisation depends on the extent to which price rises are sustainable and self-sustaining," Weidmann added.
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We'd like it to be self-sustaining, and if it did happen to make money, that would filter back to our artist's programs.
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According to the Navy website the facility is "designed to be assembled and operational in 10 days," as a self-sustaining medical facility.
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In Montana, Wyoming, Nevada, Oregon and Washington State, those problems and a few others have stymied efforts to create a self-sustaining population.
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Based on our analysis, we expect a growing number of startups will be forced to hew out self-sustaining business niches to survive.
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The Bioloo is a self-sustaining structure with a roof garden, where human waste from the toilet is used to fertilize the garden.
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All you need is to believe that it is possible for civilizations to become fundamentally self-sustaining and survive for millions of years.
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There are fears the quarantine failed to prevent the virus spreading however, and smaller outbreaks elsewhere in Japan appear to be self-sustaining.
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"Here's where I'm going to blow your mind," Mr. Peteroy said, pulling out a tank containing a self-sustaining colony of mourning geckos.
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Slutsky has set out, in his own small way, to challenge that stereotype, to make his way off Russian soccer's self-sustaining island.
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I am enjoying his perspective on the importance of helping people and communities develop markets and economies so they can be self-sustaining.
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To date, he has raised $100 million through various sources, and says he needs $300 million for the venture to be self-sustaining.
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Pension funds are supposed to be giant, largely self-sustaining pools of money, contributed by taxpayers and often workers, that earn investment income.
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In addition to the scientific and environmental aspects, the team expects Project YOKO to become self-sustaining, in concert with local dive organizations.
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Most were not able to negotiate problems that emerged over time, and the concept of the self-sustaining environment remains a utopian dream.
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At the same time, Beijing has stepped up efforts to reduce reliance on trade and encourage self-sustaining economic growth based on consumer spending.
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Starship, formerly known as Big Falcon Rocket (BFR), is the key to Musk's vision of creating a permanent, self-sustaining human presence on Mars.
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It's part of Dropbox's ongoing shift away from consumer storage and apps and toward enterprise software that is both more lucrative and self-sustaining.
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We know that somewhere out there, at some temperature, there are tipping points at which biophysical processes that drive warming will become self-sustaining.
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In order to survive, humankind must become self-sustaining in its food production, and not dependent on the arrival of the "next supply ship".
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No doubt, programs like the Species Survival Plan (SSP) are meant to manage the breeding of endangered species to help maintain self-sustaining populations.
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The idea being that the more modular pieces she can create or acquire, the more the setup can be a self-sustaining modular system.
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Bringing a game-changing entrepreneur to your city can provide the anchor you need to turn your city into a self-sustaining tech hub.
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The goal should not be to fund large numbers of one-off "white elephant" projects, but to create strong, vital, economically self-sustaining infrastructure.
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A global self-sustaining cheetah population in human care is becoming even more important with the continued decrease of animal numbers in the wild.
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I'm told that the whole enterprise is completely self-sustaining, providing its own hospital-grade oxygen, water purification system, and generators to power equipment.
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Cost-effective, largely self-sustaining, and simply beautiful, they were ingenious solutions for villagers who searched for ways to explore beyond their isolated communities.
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The product — which is made of repurposed bicycle parts — was designed to be manufactured and maintained in developing nations, creating a self-sustaining product.
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Both Lenovo and LG are working hard to stimulate third-party mod developers and to build out a self-sustaining ecosystem around their devices.
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Hudson River Park, which runs for four miles along the West Side of Manhattan, is supposed to be a self-sustaining public-private partnership.
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Would you like to live there permanently and be a part of what Mr. Musk hopes will someday become a self-sustaining Mars civilization?
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States were most looking ahead to other issues, like the rising costs of prescription drugs and getting their state exchanges to be self-sustaining.
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They expect policymakers to end lavish stimulus later this year, satisfied that economic growth has become self-sustaining and that inflation will slowly rise.
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"We have to fasten onto the hunger," she wrote, since hunger reminds us that we are not self-sustaining, that God is spiritual bread.
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All are inside a self-contained biosphere, which scientists hope will show that an artificial, self-sustaining environment can thrive on the lunar surface.
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The government's manipulation of food access makes humanitarian intervention, aimed at creating a self-sustaining food cycle that is not sponsored by the regime, crucial.
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A couple years ago, the guy told a room full of experts that SpaceX would build a "self-sustaining city" on Mars in the 2020s.
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And those that remain say they're struggling to re-build homes, businesses and a broader self-sustaining local economy under the shadow of military occupation.
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He raised money for college scholarships for Rwandan orphan genocide survivors and established self-sustaining fish and poultry farms in the country, the affiliate said.
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But it may be that a "self-sustaining politics that demands ever more information on the ways in which wealth is being hidden" is possible.
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Gillibrand's bill, meanwhile, relies on a "self-sustaining" fund to cover two-thirds of a worker's salary for 12 weeks in all of those cases.
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All of "Black Orpheus" is improvised, in self-sustaining pieces of four to eight minutes (each called "Tokyo"), other than two ballads he'd recorded before.
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In his speech, Musk detailed his plan to create a self-sustaining Mars colony of 1 million people over the next 40 to 100 years.
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Gallagher's team went to work with their manufacturers and dealer partners, scrambling to compile the self-sustaining kits the operators will need in Puerto Rico.
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Even though each class of mail is required by law to be self-sustaining, USPS uses its monopoly letter business to subsidize its package business.
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Through the reasonable cost, clinics can become fully operational and self-sustaining within 18 months of their launch, the South Carolina-based non-profit says.
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The animals are especially popular among wine producers who practice biodynamic farming, which is all about making the vineyard a balanced and self-sustaining ecosystem.
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Swedish designer Fredrik Ausinsch's Algae Harvester is a self-sustaining, algae-eating remote control drone that filters water and refuels itself using the consumed algae.
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Over the last five years, he became increasingly interested in living off-the-grid and creating a self-sustaining home on his ranch in Washington.
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Beckstead noted he'd be much more optimistic if a self-sustaining colony were really achievable in a matter of decades, as Musk thinks it is.
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In that time, conservatives regrouped to build out organizations, erect institutions, and discover leaders that turned the modern right into a true, self-sustaining movement.
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The rom-com follows Gabriela Diaz (Christian Milian), an eco-conscious designer with dreams of creating self-sustaining buildings in her hometown of San Francisco.
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Achieving self-sustaining economies with partner governments that provide health, education and economic opportunity for their citizens must come through careful, deliberate and steady progress.
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For many decades, this was a self-sustaining cycle: Female candidates were outside the norm, so they didn't win, so they remained outside the norm.
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The idea is to slowly build up sustainable living conditions to eventually have hundreds of thousands of people on the planet in a self-sustaining community.
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After a mere 210.99 to 15 minutes of sunlight exposure, these nifty, self-sustaining light sources can illuminate dark places for hours on a single charge.
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It's literally some of the quickest and easiest magic, and also the flame burns as its own entity, so to me it's kind of self-sustaining.
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It was a self-sustaining wealth-generation and nation-strengthening machine of gigantic proportions, and it would take colossal idiocy to want to interfere with it.
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I particularly recommend checking out the Stone Edge Farm Microgrid, which has multiple forms of energy generation and storage, and it is almost entirely self-sustaining.
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Balint is worried about climate change and believes the world should aim for self-sustaining communities as a rapidly growing population will need to be fed.
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We talked to this guy for several hours, before he started getting super drunk and ranting about how Texas was the only economically self-sustaining state.
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Reaffirming his rejection of economic reality, Mr Maduro appointed a new commerce minister who last year praised the Soviet Union as a "highly self-sustaining country".
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Her artistic work spans mediums, from Grecian sculptures embedded with seeds, which will crumble to form a self-sustaining garden, to more standard studio-based paintings.
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This fund could be self-sustaining by adjusting the specific percentage and expenses level to changes in Federal tax collections and actual-to-estimated reinsurance outlays.
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That last might seem counterintuitive for an environmental movement, but those spaces are crucial for developing clean energy infrastructure that allows communities to become self-sustaining.
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"Blue Frontiers will create environmentally sound, self-sustaining, modular floating island with significant regulatory autonomy," Quirk states matter-of-factly during his presentation at the Summit.
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However, scientists previously warned of self-sustaining epidemics in Chinese cities, and both Beijing and Shanghai remain on tight lockdown to guard against the virus' spread.
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The millennial-led nonprofit has since supported community leaders throughout Puerto Rico to help them learn self-sustaining practices to prepare them for future natural disasters.
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Gallego insisted that the U.S. has accomplished its goals and objectives, adding that American troops have already helped establish a self-sustaining Afghan government and army.
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Morten said he planned to build an "earthship," a self-sustaining home made from natural and upcycled materials, which uses tires packed with earth as bricks.
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As the latest National Security Strategy maintains, the United States assumed its power would be "unchallenged and self-sustaining" and "surrendered our advantages" as a result.
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As growth picks up, the bank says, sales will increase, companies will raise wages, consumers will spend and prices will rise in a self-sustaining cycle.
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Located in Oracle, Arizona, the 3.14-acre structure contained numerous biomes and was meant to be self-sustaining for the handful of humans voluntarily trapped inside.
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And while Jud Jud was largely a self-sustaining entity, they needed someone to press the record button and make sure they weren't clipping when vocalizing.
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You need a critical mass of athletes and organizers, sponsors, broadcasters, fans—you need all these things to come together and become a self-sustaining cycle.
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But it won't be able to sponsor an artificial supply of work for long: Gems isn't designed to be profitable; ultimately, it aims to be self-sustaining.
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He also spoke about one day creating giant orbital structures that could host self-sustaining colonies, and his dream of people living and working among the stars.
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Ultimate Doomsday Cabin in Alaska Seeks $159K Unlike the green roofs of today, which use only a few plant species, these roofs were biodiverse and self-sustaining.
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The ruling Communist Party is in the midst of a marathon effort to nurture more self-sustaining growth based on domestic consumption instead of trade and investment.
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The lab's aim is to build up a critical mass of people using the technology and then hope that a self-sustaining community will develop around it.
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"Building a self-sustaining model organic marketplace is no mean feat ... we will be looking to bring new money onboard to help us achieve that," he said.
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However, we will not establish self-sustaining colonies in space for at least the next hundred years, so we have to be very careful in this period.
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It proves that these products can be self-sustaining, not purely marketing spends but actual cultural products that people will use and spend time and money with.
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With 1,000 ships and 23 people per ship, Musk estimated that it would take 40 to 100 years to achieve a fully self-sustaining civilization on Mars.
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The company's growth strategy was not discussed outside Nonchalance, but Jeff had reportedly said that he hoped to monetize the Latitude Society and make it self-sustaining.
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In fact, in a March 25th tweet, Musk writes that he believes SpaceX could have a fully "self-sustaining city" operating on Mars within roughly three decades.
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Last week, Musk detailed his vision of sending huge passenger spaceships, filled with 100 colonists each, over to the Red Planet to start a self-sustaining colony.
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Just like these fictional witches, we're slowly understanding our power in self-sustaining collectives; able to heal through intuition and instinct rather than male logic and science.
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That means that astronauts who are exposed to radiation might later have babies with severe birth defects — which might undermine the idea of a self-sustaining civilization.
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In the tech industry, that would mean an industry that is 30 percent diverse in order for the adoption of diversity and inclusion to become self-sustaining.
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Axiom Space plans to build out the core of its station at the ISS before the existing craft is retired, detaching once Axiom's platform is self-sustaining.
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But don't underestimate that as a role here in getting both sides to the table -- and creating momentum that in and of itself can become self-sustaining.
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The service, which is supposed to be self-sustaining, must ask Congress for permission to raise rates and must pre-fund decades worth of retiree health benefits.
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Once the notion became widespread that objective knowledge was possible and could be used to improve people's lives, the emergence of self-sustaining economic growth was near-inevitable.
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They demonstrated the effectiveness of the new strategy outlined by now deceased ISIS spokesperson Al-Adnani last spring: using self-starter attacks and creating self-sustaining guerrilla warfare.
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No reality production matches the skill, for better and worse, responsible for ABC's dating empire, a self-sustaining soap opera disguised as a one-off quest for love.
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EcoQube from Aqua Design Innovations (ADI) is adding a new product to their already impressive lineup of self-sustaining and very low maintenance aquaponic aquariums and aquatic ecosystems.
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But the broader idea was new and compelling: creating a closed system with as little friction as possible, and a strong, self-sustaining current in a single direction.
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In total, Musk expects that we would need about 1 million people to go to Mars in order to create a self-sustaining settlement on the red planet.
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VCs have been the lifeblood of virtually every successful tech startup for generations, enabling entrepreneurs to create and refine innovative products and rapidly scale to self-sustaining profitability.
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This led him to conclude it would take 20 years to transport one million tons of cargo which would "hopefully" allow for building a self-sustaining Mars base.
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It has now spread to more than 75 countries and territories, with self-sustaining clusters forming in South Korea, Japan, parts of Europe, Iran and the United States.
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Then squatters moved into the concrete grid — lack of elevators and plumbing be damned — and transformed it into a small, self-sustaining city with a population of 3,000.
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SailGP, which is bankrolled by Ellison, is looking to make the annual competition and its teams self-sustaining by bringing in more sponsors and attracting a global audience.
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SailGP, which is bankrolled by Ellison, is looking to make the annual competition and its teams self-sustaining by bringing in more sponsors and attracting a global audience.
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"Color Mushroom Cloud" was commissioned by UChicago Arts and the Smart Museum of Art to commemorate the 220th anniversary of the first controlled, self-sustaining nuclear chain reaction.
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The other half are self-sustaining farmers who are not rich but are probably having [a less enticing offer], so you've got the community completely split down the middle.
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I reached out to Warby Parker for more details into its entrepreneurial programs overseas and to see if there is a plan to help communities become fully self-sustaining.
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FROM PEN: TV Revivals We Want to See "At this point, it's a self-contained, self-sustaining show," Pedowitz said of the reboot of The WB supernatural fan-favorite.
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Using self-sustaining sources of electricity, she has traveled to places like Kenya, India, and public streets throughout the UK to create live portraits with an electric sewing machine.
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"Synchronous self-sustaining growth, contained inflation and well-telegraphed, gradual withdrawal of policy should drive more animal spirits" in the second half of this year, wrote strategist Andrew Sheets.
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That'll be necessary to create a self-sustaining and growing city on Mars, he said — and the company plans to start running missions at every opportunity starting on 2018.
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Mr. Musk's long-term plan is for SpaceX vehicles to take 100 passengers at a time to Mars, with the hope of eventually establishing a self-sustaining civilization there.
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It mandated that 65 percent of the habitat in a caribou range must remain undisturbed, expecting the result that 60 percent of the herd would possibly become self-sustaining.
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Such transfers were seen to be in the West's interest, too: Far better that poor countries achieve self-sustaining growth than be dependent on foreign aid, the thinking went.
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As a board member of the Leslie-Lohman Museum in Manhattan, Mr. Manganiello says he considers it his job to encourage L.G.B.T.Q. artists and help them become self-sustaining.
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BFR is the flagship for Musk's vision of creating a permanent, self-sustaining human presence on Mars, and testing on the behemoth rocket is expected to begin next year.
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Raised on a self-sustaining farm in Canada in a house her father built, Ms. McFarlane made her way in the decades before female comics were a proven commodity.
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This alone will greatly reduce risk of extinction in the medium term, though in the short run a colony will not be self-sustaining and dependent on supplies from Earth.
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The self-sustaining route would be the natural rebound in the earnings cycle aided by an end to the trade war with China and a bottom in the global economy.
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In September, Musk revealed plans for an "interplanetary transport system" – a giant rocket able to fit 100 people and enough cargo to build self-sustaining colonies on the Red Planet.
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Having the local propellant source and fresh food production could go a long way to creating a self-sustaining colony on the Red Planet located 33.9 million miles from Earth.
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The capsules, called B330, are designed to be self-sustaining, permanent structures that can be "ganged together" to form a larger station complex, Bigelow said in a call with reporters.
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Over the last 40 years, conservatives built a robust and self-sustaining ecosystem of interest groups, organizations, and social movements that was tied to but independent from the Republican Party.
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Common-sensically, the environmental crisis seems to have resulted from the illegitimate intervention by human beings into a natural system that would otherwise be harmonious or at least self-sustaining.
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It's designed to make the business self-sustaining after a tricky period of business in which the company contemplated an ICO and was forced to make cutbacks to its team.
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The experiments at issue are known as subcritical tests, because when neutrons from fissile materials interact fiercely enough to initiate a self-sustaining nuclear reaction, they've achieved a critical state.
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"Puerto Rico has been forcibly moved from small self-sustaining agriculture to a large scale mono-machine crop economy pushing the rural population to San Juan without employment," says Centrie.
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There's a bigger, better model in town: the EcoQube C+. Recently launched and quickly funded on Kickstarter, the EcoQube C+ is an extreme revamp of the original self-sustaining ecosystem.
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It is an idea at once audacious and simplistic, a seeming impossibility that is now technologically within reach: cities floating in international waters — independent, self-sustaining nation-states at sea.
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She took those movements to the stage with the Katherine Dunham Company, which for 30 years was one of the few self-sustaining black dance troupes in the United States.
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The intended goal of the agency was to provide an interoperable communications network for our nation's public safety that would promote competition, provide substantial rural coverage and become self-sustaining.
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Both more interesting and more disturbing to me now are the ways the books massaged reality to support the pioneer fantasy of a self-sustaining family living in relative isolation.
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"When you look at the fact that there are only 22, 23, 24 athletic departments, out of about 130, that are self-sustaining, I probably have more empathy," he said.
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His farm eventually yielded a small profit, but the benefits were mostly drawn from the self-sustaining nature of the endeavor, the fact that the Berrys were producing their own food.
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"It's a self-sustaining system that never pays a cent in tax, because it never goes a cent into profit...We're so poor, we could get milk tokens," Getty says, grinning.
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As cities grow larger, as more people have longer commutes, as podcasting networks turn into self-sustaining businesses, the desire for the best possible wireless headphones is only going to increase.
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If you want to rove around on the surface, drill for precious metals, send a message back to Earth, or build a self-sustaining city, you're going to need other licenses.
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My guess is that Ford is trying to set up a self-sustaining ancestor simulation — to turn Westworld into an eternal life machine where he can resurrect himself when he's gone.
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I would love to see an environment in which interest rate normalization would be indicative of a strong self-sustaining period of economic growth, unthreatened by external risks, or internal weaknesses.
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But the point is that long before we were conscious, thinking beings, our cells were reading data from the environment and working together to mould us into robust, self-sustaining agents.
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Memes are a self-sustaining ecosystem, reviving individual organisms so that they will birth fresh meme babies into a bottomless tub filled with the humor bile in which we all bathe.
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It's unclear then who will be responsible for creating the habitats It's unclear then who will be responsible for creating the habitats and actually constructing the "self-sustaining civilization" Musk envisions.
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Elon Musk thinks that it would take between 40 and 100 years for humanity to go from landing a ship full of colonists on Mars to establishing a self-sustaining civilization.
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But action on a number of fronts can, under the right circumstances, attract both at once, creating a kernel round which a cluster can grow large enough to become self-sustaining.
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Even if the Fish and Wildlife Service were to end its project in North Carolina, it plans to continue working to establish self-sustaining wild populations elsewhere in their native range.
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SpaceX and Tesla CEO Elon Musk tweeted some maths for how long he thinks it would take SpaceX to transport the necessary materials to Mars to build a self-sustaining city.
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Modeled after the successful state paid leave programs, the FAMILY Act would be self-sustaining and funded by small, shared contributions from both employers and employees, averaging roughly $2 per week.
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There's a lot of dynamics, with private industry engaging in a way that is self-sustaining and not dependent upon the government and where the government becomes one customer of many.
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And while liberal and left-leaning users are still on Facebook, right-wing influencers and publishers have been the most successful at creating a self-sustaining reality inside the social network.
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Three years ago, following a mildly devastating heartbreak, I dragged my mattress and box spring to the very center of the room and said, "I am a lush, self-sustaining island".
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She is "angered that they have replaced her community with another one she largely does not know because the buildings are self-sustaining and residents stay in them," according to the lawsuit.
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Some blue town in a red state could build its own self-sustaining microgrid, form a municipal utility to run it, and declare itself independent of state and federal authority over electricity.
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The budget, in turn, comes largely from payments in lieu of property taxes paid by buildings along the park's perimeter as part of the original plan that the park be self-sustaining.
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SpaceX CEO Elon Musk regularly talks about his vision for Martian colonies, and he even tweeted earlier this year that SpaceX could have a fully "self-sustaining city" on Mars by 2050.
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SCBI wanted to created a well-oiled, self-sustaining cheetah-making machine to ensure there was always a supply of cheetahs for zoos in North America without depending on imports from Africa.
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Economic growth has steadily slowed over the past six years as communist leaders seek to wean the economy offmanufacturing and exports in favor of more self-sustaining growth based on consumer spending.
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"Progress toward a durable and self-sustaining convergence of inflation toward our objective is not yet sufficiently convincing," Draghi said in a statement to the International Monetary and Financial Committee in Washington.
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" Williams is employed full-time at LA Kitchen, a self-sustaining social enterprise that, according to its visionary founder Robert Egger, "demonstrates the power of food versus the mere use of food.
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"Musk will discuss the long-term technical challenges that need to be solved to support the creation of a permanent, self-sustaining human presence on Mars," according to the IAC press release.
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The center is home to 75 adults with mental disabilities and is a self-sustaining facility fed by the 80-acre farm that his father, Wolfram, has run for nearly 260 years.
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Settled in 1896 by former slaves from Ossabaw, Green, and Skidaway Islands, the self-sustaining community created their own school and church and ran coastal industries including shrimping, crabbing, and oyster harvesting.
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The program aims to help participants to become better citizens and self-sustaining young professionals, so it organizes workshops on conflict management, gender violence prevention, healthy self-esteem, and other life skills.
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Day and Maurin also tried, less successfully, to create self-sustaining farming communities, with the goal of furthering Maurin's dream of a "green revolution" long before environmental issues became a public concern.
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ABC Bakery has turned to local ingredients in an effort to help Vietnam become more self-sustaining amidst coronavirus concerns, as well as add value to local agriculture, according to Angela Kao.
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We don&apost comment on when or if we&aposre going to public, but we tried to build it all along the way to be a company that can be self-sustaining.
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Nor is there firm evidence that their sacrifice has been worth it, with the virus spreading around the country and scientists warning that other major cities could soon become self-sustaining epidemics.
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Fortunately, there's an already tested alternative: an annual luxury housing tax, levied on new high-end condos and rentals, which would feed a self-sustaining fund dedicated to develop truly affordable units.
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The comments suggest that Weidmann, a long-time critic of the ECB's exceptional stimulus, considers inflation self- sustaining, one of ECB President Mario Draghi's top criteria before the policy can be removed.
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An indefinitely self-sustaining and recycling life support system is not only a miracle in the universe (Earth is the only known one), it is a delicate balance which we are now disturbing.
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But while he described the project as a "self-sustaining city," Musk did not go into detail about the kind of long-term infrastructure that would keep people alive once they got there.
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The ships from these initial missions will also serve as the beginnings of the first Mars base, from which we can build a thriving city and eventually a self-sustaining civilization on Mars.
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The maritime transactions, or so called tuna bonds, refer to a fleet of sea vessels bought by Mozambique using loans arranged by international banks for a self sustaining fishing program that never materialized.
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Another visionary, Patrick Takahashi, introduces a technology that straddles the border of quirky and genius: harnessing the resources of the deepest parts of the ocean to create seasteads that are completely self-sustaining.
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Jon and Etta Smith live out a city slicker's dream, mostly, by building a self-sustaining house, corral and livestock feeding system on their bear- and rattlesnake-infested bison ranch in northwestern Montana.
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We're run in a self-sustaining way, and a way that we believe in, because we believe it gives us certainty for the future, and enables us to plan our future with confidence.
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"Preliminary work indicates that Imperial Logistics and Motus can achieve appropriate gearing and self-sustaining balance sheets by June 2018," CEO Mark Lamberti said in a statement after the company's annual general meeting.
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Her team is partnering with Peru's Ministry of Culture to help preserve sites identified from space, while SPI will work with communities living around them to ensure the sites are fully self-sustaining.
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As best we can tell, local churches in the Roman world of the apostolic age were essentially small communes, self-sustaining but also able to share resources with one another when need dictated.
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Though the vast majority of those deaths have occurred in Hubei, the province at the center of the initial outbreak, new self-sustaining outbreaks are fast expanding in Iran, Italy and South Korea.
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"We've had this argument that's been going on now since we stopped the annihilation of tribes in the 1970s, that we want tribal governments to be self-sustaining and sovereign," Representative Gallego said.
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There is virtually no possibility of a military victory over the Taliban and little chance of leaving behind a self-sustaining democracy — facts that Washington's policy community has mostly been unable to accept.
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The maritime transactions, or so called tuna bonds, refer to a fleet of sea vessels bought by Mozambique using loans arranged by the international banks for a self sustaining fishing program that never materialised.
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"There is no low-hanging fruit that could trigger rapid growth and foster self-sustaining development," said the government's own National Peace and Development Framework document, presented at last year's donor conference in Brussels.
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Bajwa declined to discuss revenue, apart from saying the company was "self-sustaining", mostly by producing events for established firms such as drinks company Pepsi, consumer goods giant Unilever and Pakistani clothing brand Khaadi.
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At the rate of 20 to 50 total Mars trips, it will take anywhere from 40 to 100 years to achieve a fully self-sustaining civilization with one million people on Mars, says Musk.
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Until this year, Highland, which is owned by the College of William & Mary, Monroe's alma mater, was expected to be self-sustaining on a budget of just over $1 million, Ms. Bon-Harper said.
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Similar to successful paid leave programs in a handful of states, the Family Act would be self-sustaining and fully funded by employers and employees, with an average contribution of roughly $2 per week.
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It would seek the merger of USAID's Development Credit Authority with the Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC), a 2628-year old self-sustaining U.S. agency established to help American businesses invest in emerging markets.
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"You want to support your child, but if your child is just serially not self-sustaining, what do you do?" said Christina Baltz, partner in the private client and tax team at Withers LLP.
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It will go beyond mobile broadband and impact self-sustaining modern human establishments like smart cities, robotics and self-driving cars, and foster innovation in critical sectors such as health care, agriculture and education.
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Nio was one of the first electric vehicle startups in the world to follow Tesla in putting a product on the road, but the company has struggled mightily at becoming a self-sustaining business.
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But now with two consecutive profitable quarters in the books and a skyrocketing stock price, Tesla appears to have finally created a self-sustaining business, albeit at a modest level relative to legacy carmakers.
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Cyber Monday — with a predicted $9 billion in U.S. sales online — has become a self-sustaining phenomenon in the world of e-retail, with email blasts and ad blitzes pushing pre-holiday season discounts.
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Save $59.99 on the Petmaker Plush Cozy Pet Bed — $19.99 See Details Instead of buying yet another photo album for your office, get this self-sustaining ecosystem to add life to your desktop... literally.
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It creates a fully separate earned benefit, a self-sustaining family insurance program funded through small contributions by employers and employees, for $2 a week each — about the cost of a cup of coffee.
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"The weakness of the U.S. dollar, gold's technical picture and interest from investors themselves have become self-sustaining factors, especially after the massive inflows into gold exchange-traded funds," Commerzbank analyst Eugen Weinberg said.
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"Outside of the SOE sector, fixed-asset investment growth slowed markedly, underlining the importance of stimulus in propping up demand and highlighting the risk that the economy might lack self-sustaining growth momentum," it said.
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But Taliesin is also meant to be a self-sustaining community of chefs, farmers, and architects contributing to the property as they once did as part of Frank Lloyd Wright's Fellowship Program, established in 1932.
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Image: CNSA/Chongqing UniversityChina's miniature biosphere experiment has yielded a sprouting cotton seed, and it's the first plant to germinate on the Moon—an important first step in creating a viable, self-sustaining lunar colony.
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The CEO also said that the company is likely to have to raise more capital as it's in the "growth phase", but will eventually become "big enough to get enough assets to become self-sustaining".
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"I've come to understand the enormous barriers faced by these types of enterprises, which make it hard for them to grow from being grant-funded to self-sustaining," former banker Rich said in a statement.
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NASA officials say exploration of the moon and Mars is intertwined, with the moon becoming a testbed for Mars and providing an opportunity to demonstrate new technologies that could help build self-sustaining extraterrestrial outposts.
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What was once a sad tank is now a desktop ecosystem that's entirely self-sustaining: When you feed your fish, they'll provide nutrients for the plants, and in turn, the plants will clean their water.
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The Postal Service is supposed to be self-sustaining, but it must ask Congress for permission to raise rates and, because of a 2006 law, it must pre-fund decades worth of retiree health benefits.
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The company tested virtual points within its platform in 2014, and, happy with what it saw, it is now going to the next level with an ecosystem which, if all goes well, becomes self-sustaining.
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Big Falcon Rocket, or BFR, is the flagship for the SpaceX vision of creating a permanent, self-sustaining human presence on Mars – and yes, the name connotes more than just "Falcon" to those inside SpaceX.
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He wants us to be an "interplanetary species," which means creating a self-sustaining civilization on Mars, which means living and dying on Mars — which at some point might mean sex and pregnancy on Mars.
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Bank of Canada Deputy Governor Timothy Lane reiterated the bank's previous message that growth is becoming more broadly based and self-sustaining, while emphasizing that policy remains appropriate following the bank's two recent rate hikes.
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Musk has said in recent years that he wants SpaceX to help build a self-sustaining city on Mars by the mid-2050s — partly as a way of "backing up" humanity like a hard drive.
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At a press conference on Monday, Professor Gabriel Leung of the University of Hong Kong warned that "self-sustaining epidemics" could be expected in major cities across China, now that the virus has spread there.
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Because once your company is self-sustaining and profitable, and you don't owe anyone anything (in my book, if you owe money you aren't truly profitable), then you can say FU to just about anything.
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Too often, our current philanthropic climate presses nonprofit leaders to feel that they must get exponentially bigger and seek out ways to be self-sustaining financially, rather than depend solely on donations, to be worthwhile.
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I grew up on a self-sustaining family farm, so I actually ate this kind of food growing up, and I will tell you it's the same old stuff over and over and over again.
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Acton, who will serve as the nonprofit's chief executive, wrote that his goal was to make the Signal Foundation self-sustaining, adding that he shared Marlinspike's belief that a nonprofit was best vehicle to achieve it.
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The belief within the network is that while O'Reilly is a big ratings loss, what he and Ailes helped build is self-sustaining -- and that the names on the top of the shows don't really matter.
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But it becomes much less feasible when, over the next 100 years, you propose sending 1 million human beings to a planet no one has ever been to, to live there on a self-sustaining city.
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"The long-term requires that the capital market becomes more self-sustaining in Europe," said Jonathan Hill, the former EU financial services chief and an architect of the CMU, who is now an advisor to UBS.
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Investment dollars from the U.S. will provide much needed technology in many sectors and will help Cuban farmers cultivate the crops they need to become self-sustaining and profitable – a key to Cuba transforming its economy.
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I thought, "What could I form that is self-sustaining, that could be a sisterhood, that would weave in spirituality, that would weave in Mother Earth?" and sort of came up with Sisters of the Valley.
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In a 2009 work, the "Waterpod" project, Mattingly and four others lived on a self-sustaining barge that navigated New York's waterways, kitted out with solar energy, edible plants, a water filtration system and chicken coop.
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McKibben's views are best epitomized in his support for individual, self-sustaining societies, where everyone is a soldier and connections to the global economy are through the click of a mouse, rather than energy-intensive travel.
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He wants to be one so badly, in fact, that instead of waiting for NASA or SpaceX to begin shuttling people to the Red Planet, he's constructed his own self-sustaining Martian habitat in his backyard.
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Mr. Tsai has said The Post, with a circulation of about 101,000 and more than 10 million monthly active users on its website, may not become a self-sustaining business for at least five more years.
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Speaking with Recode's Kara Swisher and The Verge's Casey Newton alongside his colleague, Into managing editor Trish Bendix, Stafford said the goal of Into is to expand Grindr's brand and eventually become a self-sustaining business.
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On the day that I attended the press preview, Mel Chin asserted that he hoped the project could become a self-sustaining income stream and a way for people to have their dignity restored and maintained.
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Kulachenko is coy about what exactly his network is developing, but the end goal, he says, is to develop an entirely self-sustaining cryptocurrency system that cannot be intercepted or cut off by any outside hand.
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However, other experts have warned that while the outbreak in Hubei may peak in the coming weeks, other Chinese megacities may see self-sustaining epidemics that continue to spread the pathogen around the country and worldwide.
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Batra said Veoneer's main driverless push, Zenuity - the ADAS and autonomous drive software joint venture with Volvo Cars - should be seen as self-sustaining with its software used for both sensor fusion and Level 4 products.
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The promotion of Inuit art was thus an attempt to encourage assimilation to a capitalist, colonial economic system and the formation of permanent settlements for indigenous peoples who had otherwise been self-sustaining while seasonally transient.
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Once you get beyond a certain size your group naturally develops a structure, and it almost becomes self-sustaining in that new people come in the group and the more senior students take them under their wing.
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The ability to win now with what's on hand, win later with what you'll keep, and wheel and deal for opportunistic upgrades is—with a little bit of luck—a proven formula for extended, self-sustaining success.
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"These findings support growing international awareness that IS forces in Iraq and Syria are very much self-sustaining — acquiring weapons and strategic goods, such as IED components, locally and with ease," said James Bevan, CAR's executive director.
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"Japanese firms may be seeing the current expansion as merely cyclical, which does not necessarily mean self-sustaining growth or an exit from deflation," said Masaki Kuwahara, senior economist at Nomura Securities, who reviewed the survey results.
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That was down from last year's "about 2379 percent" and reflects the ruling Communist Party's marathon efforts to replace a worn-out model based on trade and investment with more self-sustaining growth driven by consumer spending.
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He says the bear market — defined as a market condition where prices fall and negative sentiment causes the drop to become self-sustaining — was already in motion as of May 2015, after a seven-year upward trend.
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Nearly three years later, the fishing project, initially touted as self-sustaining, has severely underperformed and added to a sovereign foreign debt mountain equal to 80 percent of GDP that could bankrupt the southeast African nation's government.
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It was the first completely underground self-sustaining civil defense emergency operations center in the United States and could house up to 250 city officials and government workers for up to two weeks after a nuclear attack.
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Where Oculus Story Studio explored what the genre of cinematic VR might look like, Fable is experimenting with what a self-sustaining VR film studio might look like and potentially, how it could move beyond just VR.
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Late in December, he began hosting a YouTube series in which he takes his 20,000 subscribers along with him on his quest to engineer a self-sustaining Mars Habitat while borrowing his thematic elements from The Martian.
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"Specifically, we question whether a sufficient business case exists under which private companies will be able to develop a self-sustaining and profit-making business independent of significant federal funding within the next six years," he said.
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"Getting to self-sustaining profitability is really important, and so for us that means picking the two or three things that will help us get a step change in revenue generation to get to profitability," he said.
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And while the startup has locked down a deal with a European trucking company to build zero-emission trucks for the continent, the company has a long way to go before it becomes a self-sustaining business.
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"We can go to other places in the solar system, like Saturn, but the critical thing that we need to focus on I think is the fastest path to a self-sustaining city on Mars," Musk said.
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The survey results underscore the challenge Prime Minister Shinzo Abe faces in generating a self-sustaining growth cycle needed to put a decisive end to deflation and boost inflation toward the Bank of Japan's elusive 2% target.
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"The strong upturn is also broad-based, which adds to the potential for the growth to become more self-sustaining as demand rises across the single currency area," said Chris Williamson, chief business economist at IHS Markit.
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"We think this is a key stepping stone on the way towards establishing a self-sustaining city on Mars and a base on the moon," said Musk, who is also the chief executive officer of automaker Tesla Inc.
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For example, the women who produce Nubian Heritage's shea butter in Ghana are not only suppliers, but partners, and the company helps them develop self-sustaining businesses in addition to making water more accessible in their communities. 7.
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The problem is that in order to get more energy out of a fusion reactor than we put in, we need to achieve a self-sustaining plasma, one that burns on its own with only minimal energy inputs.
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"We think this is a key stepping stone on the way towards establishing a self-sustaining city on Mars and a base on the moon," said billionaire Musk, who is also chief executive officer of automaker Tesla Inc.
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Bill Clinton's success in the 1990s was an example of this tendency to invest progressive hopes in individual stars rather than in self-sustaining, issue-focused, extra-party organizations that had the clout to hold candidates to account.
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He adds that the Bios Incube is almost entirely self-sustaining, requiring only periodic refills of its water tank, which lowers the risk of the tree dying — something that may be particularly devastating for those still in mourning.
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Many of the fragments are hard to grasp on their own, but together they turn the black presence, still marginalized in mainstream American art and culture, into something substantial, integral and self-sustaining, a whole and sufficient cloth.
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"If we can get the cost to moving to Mars roughly equivalent to the median house price in the US, which is around $200,000, then the probability of establishing a self-sustaining civilization is pretty high," he said.
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We have not seen sufficient evidence to alter our assessment of the inflation outlook, and we are not sufficiently confident that inflation will converge to levels consistent with our inflation aim in a durable and self-sustaining manner.
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"We think this is a key stepping stone on the way toward establishing a self-sustaining city on Mars and a base on the moon," said billionaire Musk, who is also chief executive officer of automaker Tesla Inc.
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Eventually, in its offseason, The Bachelor became a self-sustaining, sexist ouroboros of sorts, parlaying some of its rejected women into The Bachelorette, a show where the roles were reversed and one woman was pursued by several men.
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In a report published in The Lancet on January 31, Leung and his colleagues said authorities should be prepared to impose "substantial" and immediate public-health measures to prevent "self-sustaining outbreaks" of the virus in cities outside China.
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The old pinot noir vines did, along with promising soils, a sparkling climate and a dream of creating a self-sustaining wine estate the way his grandfather the Marchese Mario Incisa della Rocchetta did in Italy 50 years ago.
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With the euro zone economy on its best growth run in a decade, the ECB decided last month to cut stimulus, arguing that recovery is now broad-based and increasingly self-sustaining, supported by both consumption and corporate spending.
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It would be made in large part of carbon fiber and fueled by methane, which can be synthesized using elements available on Mars itself — a key aspect of the self-sustaining character of the colony Musk wants to build.
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That comes after several trillion dollars worth of stimulus from major central banks over the last half decade, which has, for the most part, boosted financial assets but done little to ensure growth becomes self-sustaining and generates inflation.
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As underground metal champions like Slayer and Behemoth rise in acclaim and finally get to headline arenas, bands who play the groovy, listenable hard rock of the late 214s and early 2000s have formed their own self-sustaining underground.
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While Macpherson is generally upbeat on the regional investment climate he stresses that European entrepreneurs should still be laser focused on building self-sustaining businesses — with sensible and realistic valuations, and a focus on generating revenue even early on.
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Ultimately, the plan is for Blue Origin to become a profitable, self-sustaining enterprise, with a long-term goal to cut the cost of space flight so that millions of people can live and work off Earth, Bezos said.
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The fervor of the audience gave the room an electric charge as Musk's speech got underway; people cheered as he avowed to create a self-sustaining Mars colony of 1 million people over the next 40 to 100 years.
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But none of the efforts achieved the kind of self-sustaining democratizing order we wanted, which is why neither this president nor the next wants to be doing any more of that — if they can at all avoid it.
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Read more:Elon Musk thinks it would take 1,000 rockets 20 years to set up a self-sustaining city on MarsSpaceX may want to launch 42,000 internet satellites — about 5 times more spacecraft than humanity has ever flown'Whoa, it worked!!
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I was also able to drive a higher volume of students into the course, which allowed me to build more content and coaching calls, as well as a bigger community to support the course and make it self-sustaining.
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"The joy of tiger worms is that they reproduce faster with the more poo they have to feed off ... so they are self sustaining," Andy Bastable, Oxfam's head of water and sanitation, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone.
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Though the majority of cases and deaths remain in mainland China, these past two weeks have seen self-sustaining clusters form in Europe, the Middle East, and the United States -- and new cases reported in Africa and Latin America.
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"We have a small team engaging the broader scientific community on how best to enable a self-sustaining civilization on Mars, and we welcome the efforts of others who share this goal," a SpaceX spokesperson told Axios via email.
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We encourage the administration and congressional leaders to consider these modest reforms, which could make meaningful and self-sustaining work a reality and give private employers an incentive to partner with the federal government in this most important effort.
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Each day aboard this largely self-sustaining ecosystem, cows eat potato peels and grass clippings, then set free 5,700-plus pounds of dung, which a Roomba-like robot sucks up and dumps down a shaft to a deck below.
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Brazilian climate scientist Carlos Nobre said he worries if 20-25% of the ecosystem is destroyed that the Amazon could reach a tipping point, after which it would enter a self-sustaining period of dieback as the forest converts to savannah.
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With the euro zone expansion considered self-sustaining and employment at a record high, the European Central Bank has dialed back stimulus in several steps already, arguing that the bloc can afford somewhat less support after years of extraordinary help.
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If your forecast financials and business plan shows a shortfall that's intended to be plugged by the IPO, public investors will view this less favorably — that there isn't a plan in place driving management toward building a self-sustaining business.
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Creator Murray has said that when he plays the game, he often likes to stop and just watch the world, to watch spaceships pass in and out of the game's spaceports, to admire the self-sustaining beauty of the system.
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The Defense Department consists of massive, largely self-sustaining bureaucracies -- the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the military branches and the operational commands, for starters -- meaning the Pentagon's daily operations won't shut down or even noticeably slow without a permanent secretary.
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The president of the Bank of Mongolia, Nadmid Bayartsaikhan, said the central bank would no longer bankroll fiscal policy programs, including a mortgage subsidy one that will now be self-sustaining rather than dependent on additional financing from the central bank.
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Hahna Alexander is the CEO and co-founder of SolePower, a company creating "self-sustaining smart work boots [that] use the power of walking to charge a number of applications including embedded location trackers, sensors and lights," according to their website.
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It was a zero-waste, self-sustaining vision of the future, where household appliances ran on food and human waste, powered by a "bio-digester island" that converted food scraps into methane, which in turn powered a range and heated water.
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Instead, progressives must harness this enthusiasm and yoke it to building self-sustaining, extra-party organizations focused on down-ballot elections and clear policy agendas: breaking up corporate monopolies, fighting climate change, combating police violence, or tackling poverty and inequality.
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All of the active state-run exchanges are still relying on federal dollars, nearly two years after they were supposed to be self-sustaining under law, according to a lengthy report by Republicans on the House Energy and Commerce Committee.
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They were to be a proof of concept that it was in fact possible to create a completely closed and self-sustaining ecosystem—in other words, that it was possible to recreate the biosphere, Earth's natural life support system, artificially.
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Although Incredibles 2 picks up right where the last film left off, and although it leaves enough room for an Incredibles 3 if Pixar ever wants to make one, it feels, first and foremost, like a proper, self-sustaining movie.
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The city of 40,000 chose to construct micro-grids and de-centralized renewable power generation to create a self-sustaining system capable of producing an average of 25 percent of its electricity without the need of the region's local power utility.
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The solar company — which, like Tesla, has also consistently lost money — is intent on providing panels and other equipment that create self-sustaining, solar-powered homes and businesses, with the capability of storing excess energy in large batteries for later use.
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"The self-sustaining investment fund is an innovative way to rapidly upgrade our outdated and vulnerable IT systems while supporting our federal technology infrastructure for the future," said Lieu, who holds a bachelor's degree in computer science from Stanford University.
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The goal, over time, is to connect as much of the county as possible with a municipally-run broadband service that's delivered like a utility—the same as electricity or water—and is self-sustaining, even if it's not profitable.
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His approach is to use money from philanthropists in the same way founders use venture seed rounds to get concepts off the ground, and then, if they work out, raise more funding to drive to a self-sustaining, nonprofit revenue model.
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The merger is important for Musk's "Master Plan: Part Deux," however, a vision of the future he revealed earlier this year that includes a fully self-sustaining solar-powered energy ecosystem that connects his zero emission goals between home and transportation.
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The problem—well, just one of the problems—with this philosophy is it's based on a totally fictitious belief that the New York City subway once was a good business, or that the Boston subway once was a self-sustaining operation.
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The name is a bit misleading, as CityTree is really a 13-foot wall of moss, with the possibility for public seating on either side, intended to be a self-sustaining, wifi-ready environment through solar panels and rainwater collectors.
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As much as The Square enjoys poking fun at the buffoonery of the art world, it's more interested in what that world represents: a self-sustaining bubble where money, power, and posturing commingle — a placeholder for capitalist society writ large.
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More pertinent, the state created Hudson River Park, along a stretch of what was once decaying piers and warehouses, with the stipulation that it would be largely self-sustaining, using revenue from development within the park to fund its operations.
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"This provides further evidence that wage gains have become self-sustaining while helping to support interest rate expectations on the front end of the curve," said Karl Schamotta, director of global product and market strategy, at Cambridge Global Payments in Toronto.
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Everything, from the waste treatment system designed by the Brazilian firm Lowbio to the water-filtering plants in rooftop rain cisterns, is meant to create a self-sustaining system, all of which is explained in detail on the hotel's website.
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This narrowing of rights comes during a period when Instagram has essentially transformed into a mall, fashioning creators into self-sustaining businesses, and the platform itself seems to be transitioning more and more into an ecosystem with ecommerce at its heart.
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These are some of the questions architects, engineers, and designers posed in the 973th century, when scientific and creative communities around the world increasingly grappled with the challenge of creating self-sustaining environments on land, under water, and in space.
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In the aftermath of Hurricane Maria, which devastated Puerto Rico and left most of the country without power, energy-independent homes might be the kind of self-sustaining infrastructure fit for places where there is lots of natural, green energy rife for harvesting.
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"If we can get the cost of moving to Mars to be roughly equivalent to a median house price in the United States, which is around $200,000, then I think the probability of establishing a self-sustaining civilization is very high," he writes.
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" Greene created the Alaska Cannabis Club on April 20, 2014 to combat this prejudice and to act as a "self-sustaining system, where patients that needed cannabis would be able to get it from other patients that cultivated it and had excess.
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For example, even 5-year-old models of image recognition at Google or Speech to Text models from Microsoft could spark much faster innovation and assimilation of AI & ML in other sectors, industries or verticals sparking a self-sustaining loop of innovation.
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"We remain constructive on financial assets (both equities and bonds), not because we expect a return to self-sustaining private sector led recovery and growth but because we believe that an ongoing financialization is the only politically and socially acceptable answer," Shvets wrote.
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To start the process, the vaporisation surface had to be warmed to its operating temperature by a gas burner (this would be done electrically in an operational model), but once the system was up and running, vaporisation and combustion became self sustaining.
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"We have not seen sufficient evidence to alter our assessment of the inflation outlook, and we are not sufficiently confident that inflation will converge to levels consistent with our inflation aim in a durable and self-sustaining manner," he told a news conference.
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Contrary to the claims of environmental activists determined to maintain the moratorium by any means possible, the incoming administration will have the opportunity to reverse the decision and put the state back on a path towards developing a vibrant, self-sustaining economy.
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Thousands of Chinese entrepreneurs, following a trail of billions of dollars in state-led investment, had already poured into Uganda, and Mukwano, which means "friend" in the country's major indigenous language, Luganda, was turning into a self-sustaining universe designed for them.
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The project, led by the department, is the city's latest and largest attempt to restore a self-sustaining oyster population in Jamaica Bay in the hope of improving water quality, protecting the shoreline from erosion and reviving habitats for fish and wildlife.
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Still, it's possible that the craft could be equipped with some low-key, self-sustaining science experiments or hardware that could be of use to others later — a passive beacon for navigation, perhaps, or an intermittent seismic sensor that detect nearby meteorite impacts.
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The call to action comes as the global number of people infected by the virus nears 1483,000 -- a grim milestone that now appears inevitable with self-sustaining clusters continuing to expand in South Korea, Japan, parts of Europe, Iran and the United States.
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The Silicon Valley lesson, that generations of companies built in the same place builds a self sustaining ecosystem designed to build yet more new companies, may well have found a new home in the fens around Cambridge thanks to a Japanese company.
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In Japan, where global attention has been focused on the Diamond Princess cruise liner, the worst outbreak outside of mainland China, there have been 68 cases confirmed with no connection to the ship, raising concerns of a self-sustaining outbreak in the country.
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Citigroup had agreed to fund the website for two years, after which it was expected to become self-sustaining, said Steve Glaude, president and chief executive officer of the Coalition for Nonprofit Housing and Economic Development, a non-profit that organized the effort.
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BFR is the flagship for the SpaceX vision of creating a permanent, self-sustaining human presence on Mars and Musk has said "you've got to put a base on the moon" if the public is going to get "fired up" about opportunities space.
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"Every orangutan we are able to release is a major contribution to a new, genetically viable, self-sustaining wild population, and to the long-term survival prospects of this critically endangered species," SOCP Director Ian Singleton noted in a bittersweet moment of separation.
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Luckily for them, that's easier than ever these days since, at this point, the Kardashians are so embedded in the celebrity gossip industrial complex that their fame is basically self-sustaining: They can make news by buying Coca-Cola or cleaning their refrigerators.
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"The question is whether the PPP debt generates any income, or is it similar to 1MDB, which basically is insolvent," she said, adding that if the PPP debt is self-sustaining, it will not take a lot out of the expenditure budget.
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Kanye's remained central to pop culture simply because we all seem to agree he's central to pop culture––not because he's making anything vital or particularly interesting, but because he's created a self-sustaining loop of meet-and-greets and power lunches.
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As the war has escalated, limited access to agriculture and the food-production cycle has caused the formerly self-sustaining country to resort to importing wheat and other foodstuffs—facilitated by Russia and Iran, its military allies—to feed the population in government-held areas.
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The community is self-sustaining and already forming itself into the familiar patterns – the suits are moving in to make some money, the experts are creating consulting services akin to Red Hat, and the community is heaving and cleaving itself into new, FUD-resistant forms.
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"At this point, middleground club music—not quite mainstream but not really underground—is a lot like indie rock: a self-sustaining community with relatively fixed aesthetic and social norms," music critic Philip Sherburne wrote last year for Pitchfork's Year in Electronic Music essay.
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The underlying causes are unclear, and no doubt vary between the two countries, but the implication is the same: lack of robust wage growth makes it difficult to get a self-sustaining and strong recovery, and hard to return to more normal monetary policy.
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Taking the company private would assume one of 260 factors changing: (220) that the company is on the verge of generating self-sustaining cash flows or (2420) that the company can tap into a range of strategic sources of capital not previously at its disposal.
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I met my business partner Matt Strader, who became Imgur's first COO and he really helped me flesh out the business side about how can we take this personal project and get it into ... really create a business out of it that can be self-sustaining.
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With unemployment falling rapidly and growth well into its fifth year, policymakers are hinting that the 2.55 trillion euro purchase scheme has run its course and could end this year, as growth is now on a self sustaining path and would raise inflation, even if only slowly.
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At the time, the Pentagon said al-Sadr Shiite militia known as the Mahdi army had, quote, replaced al-Qaeda in Iraq as the most dangerous accelerant of potentially self-sustaining sectarian violence, and al-Sadr&aposs hatred towards America and its allies was well-documented.
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Any eventual policy tightening will have to be done very cautiously and only once the ECB is convinced that the inflation rebound is self sustaining and there are convincing signs of upward inflationary pressures, Praet, an ECB board member, told a conference in upstate New York.
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With 100 now patrolling the skies of California, the recovery program is approaching goals for self sustaining populations first set in 1996 that hoped for at least 150 wild condors in California and Baja, 150 in Utah and Arizona and 15 nesting pairs in each region.
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Washington can either maintain its advantages by weakening and containing Beijing, or continue to develop so its advantages can be self-sustaining," the Global Times' editorial noted, adding that "Trump should focus more resources on domestic construction, in which endeavor a friendly and cooperative Asia is required.
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A lot of economic and policy work needs to be done to understand how we could support a work-conditional basic income economy full of artists, engineers and entrepreneurs—perhaps other living costs, such as housing, would need to be reduced to make the scheme self-sustaining.
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The prospect of tame wage rises to shelter corporate profits will curb consumer spending and make Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's lofty goal of generating a self-sustaining growth cycle - a key plank of his 'Abenomics' policies to stimulate the world's 3rd biggest economy - even more remote.
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The photographs of a community in Siberia, which follows a Messiah who goes by Vissarion, are particularly striking, capturing the daily lives of the about 5,000 people in his harmonious self-sustaining society, which operates its own schools and churches among the expanses of wilderness and snow.
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What Leo and Moss proposed as a remedy for these inefficiencies makes for prophetic reading: the creation of a full-service, self-sustaining U.S. Development Finance Corporation that delivers development results, advances U.S. foreign and commercial policy objectives and reduces the federal deficit through modest operating profits.
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Elon Musk has been talking about his plans to colonize Mars for years, most notably at a September 22018 conference in Mexico, at which he said that he would need just 21.4 to 100 years to create a self-sustaining civilization of 1 million people there.
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As noted by the United States House Science Subcommittee on Space, three things in particular make space exploration and development a not-so-attractive proposition: lack of financing for new ventures on a mass scale, lack of secured insurance and an inability to forge self-sustaining commercial markets.
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With the help of participant Tom van Arman as well as interviews with participating energy partners like Sym Power and Alliander, we found out how one experiment in Amsterdam could provide a global model for turning our power grids into microgrids that are both more efficient and self-sustaining.
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And with audiences happy to share their own participation, these real-world marketing experiences form a self-sustaining cycle of hype: fans take part and take photos, which they then share on social media, which inspires more people to come, and the entire thing starts all over again.
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"The weakness of the U.S. dollar, gold's technical picture and interest from investors themselves have become self-sustaining factors, especially after the massive inflows into the gold exchange-traded funds (ETF)," Commerzbank analyst Eugen Weinberg said, adding that tensions between the United States and Iran also supported gold.
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Taiwan and China both suffered setbacks to their claims in July, when an international tribunal ruled that China's historic boundary, the so-called nine-dash line, was invalid, and said Itu Aba was a rock, rather than a self-sustaining island entitled to a 200-km economic zone.
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Since it was first identified in the Chinese city of Wuhan in December last year, major self-sustaining clusters have formed in South Korea, Japan -- which recorded its biggest one-day increase of cases on Wednesday, with 211 new patients identified -- parts of Europe, Iran and the United States.
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Leung's team modeled two scenarios -- one with a population quarantine as has been seen in Wuhan and one without -- but found more or less identical results, because the virus has already spread to other major population centers in China, which could soon see their own self-sustaining epidemics.
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Speaking at the International Astronautical Congress in Guadalajara, Mexico last year, Musk said that he aimed to base the cost of the trip around the median price of a house in the U.S."You cannot create a self-sustaining civilization if the ticket price is $10 billion per person," he said.
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Robert Ashley, director of the US Defense Intelligence Agency, told an audience at the Hudson Institute that the US believes Moscow is violating the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty's "zero yield" standard, which forbids tests strong enough to create a self-sustaining chain reaction that can lead to a nuclear explosion.
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Similar to environmentally-minded design projects such as the Berlin-based Green City Solutions's CityTree, a 13-foot wall of moss intended to be a self-sustaining air cleaner, and Studio Roosegaarde's smog-eating bicycle, "Birdlink" is as much about raising awareness as it is about solving an ecological problem.
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At the City Ground, the memories of Pearce The Player may be recalled no less fondly in light of his time as manager, but once his adoring public has witnessed him being tactically outwitted by Ian Holloway, surely the perception of Pearce The Herculean Superhero is no longer as self-sustaining.
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Once their new cryptocurrency hit an exchange, and thus had a price, this private stash of coins would then have value, enough to sell for Bitcoin or fiat, which could then sustain a project until the ecosystem of wallets and services around their cryptocurrency became self-sustaining and community-driven.
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For the 50th anniversary, the World Economic Forum has launched a new manifesto that is looking to hold companies accountable and nudge them to be more responsible, which I believe is crucial when we now have around 10 years to drastically reshape our societies to become more circular and self-sustaining.
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You run simulations where you have, I'll give you an example, a virtual world of fish, of coral and plant types, and you have to assemble the right fish, coral and plant types in an ocean environment with the right level of salinity and sunlight and depth to create a self-sustaining ecosystem.
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After arriving in the US, Fermi led the world's first self-sustaining nuclear reaction at the University of Chicago and played an indispensable role in the Manhattan Project, which led to the end of World War II in the Pacific and laid the groundwork for a new world order and America's prominent role.
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And while such overtly arty photo-blending might be too hipster to excite much mainstream interest, the huge scale of the global smartphone market does at least offer the chance for Dubble to locate and connect enough fellow feelers to turn a niche interest into a financially self-sustaining business down the line.
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In 1942, it occurred to Edward Teller, one of the Manhattan scientists, that a nuclear explosion would create a temperature unprecedented in Earth's history, producing conditions similar to those in the center of the sun, and that this could conceivably trigger a self-sustaining thermonuclear reaction in the surrounding air or water.
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Self-sustaining clusters of the disease are now threatening to expand in South Korea, Japan, parts of Europe, Iran and the United States, and Pentagon officials have said efforts to develop vaccines for the disease may not be quick enough to avoid a "second wave" of the virus in the US next winter.
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With a more affordable price and no need for a pricey PC, Oculus is hoping to get 10 million people invested in its ecosystem, at which point, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg says Oculus should become a self sustaining platform that will generate profit for devs while also keeping the company's VR platform rich with content.
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"We're inviting the space community to join us in creating a permanent, self-sustaining 'one-stop shop' where industry can collaborate and engage with the U.S. Government about on-orbit servicing, as well as drive the creation of the standards that future servicing providers will follow," said DARPA's Todd Master in a press release.
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Both books, which demonstrate that success has many mothers, examine how the original plans by the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey for derelict piers were transformed through a unique partnership that invited public participation (raising the public's expectations, unrealistically) and depended on residential development for the park to be self-sustaining.
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It's unclear whether or not that will be with Mr. Huntley, who has moved on to "Dreamgirls" to play (and very well) Effie White's songwriter-brother, C. C. Immensely cheering in their own right were those productions whose ensembles were so tightly knit that they seemed to function as a self-sustaining, organic whole.
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"Whereas the classic model of the rock band in previous generations was that of a self-sustaining unit that wrote and performed its own music (think Led Zeppelin, Nirvana or countless others), Coldplay has adopted the collaborative approach of EDM and hip-hop, where producers and singers partner up in various combinations and arrangements," Cateforis said.
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"On the positive side, we can see scenarios in which TSLA is able to overcome temporary production challenges, manage distribution/service challenges, execute on growth, achieve aggressive margin targets, and build a cash generative/self-sustaining growth engine (if Tesla's production and margin targets are achieved, the company could reach FCFbreakeven by late-2018), " Lache said in a note.
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Yet, he thought, if Kik could develop a cryptocurrency that became a self-sustaining economy — and Kik owned a big chunk of that supply limited currency — the value of that stake in Kin could end up being more valuable than the potential exit valuation for Kik as an ad-based business in an IPO or through an acquisition.
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What the Chesters have learned is how to integrate all the different kinds of food production with one another, and with the specific environmental conditions of the farm's location, in a way that is very nearly self-sustaining: "And all of that is crucial knowledge that we need to apply to bigger food-systems production," Ms. Little says.
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"Writing the book only confirmed beliefs I already had about the fundamental contradiction inherent in black folks' experience of segregation, which is the irony that segregated black communities were often thriving, self-sustaining, and most importantly safe communities for us, and yet the system that created the need for these segregated communities had to be abolished," Locke says.
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Hence the ambition at GALVmed, one of the nonprofits funded by the Gates Foundation, is to establish a self-sustaining commercial enterprise with community health workers in parts of Africa and India trained to deliver the vaccine, and a complete distribution chain connecting them back to the manufacturer, with everybody earning a modest living along the way.
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While Fallingwater and the Guggenheim do appear in his gorgeous architectural drawings and recently-conserved studio models, the galleries tackle more unexpected themes like Wright's work on the 1923 Imperial Hotel in Tokyo that framed Japanese gardens with vertical windows, and his decades-long promotion of the Little Farms Unit, a prefabricated self-sustaining home and agricultural site.
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Mega-platforms have also benefited from self-sustaining feedback loops based on their vast reach and data holdings, allowing them to lock in and double down on a market dominating position by, for example, applying self-learning algorithms trained on their own user data or via A/B testing at vast, vast scale to optimize UX design to maximize engagement and monopolize attention.
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The reform, advanced by the culture minister, Dario Franceschini, was intended to bring in fresh talent and give these "super museums" — including the Capodimonte in Naples, the Pinacoteca di Brera in Milan and the Accademia in Venice — more control over their budgets, exhibitions and services like cafes and bookshops, to become more self-sustaining at a time when Italy's economy is stagnating.
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This experiment in emancipation had mixed results — an influx of altruistic volunteers known as Gideon's Band, the establishment of schools for the freed slaves, their conscription by the Union Army, and an economy that was self-sustaining but also undermined by capricious government decisions about distributing land — all of which foreshadowed the conflicts that would doom Reconstruction after the war.
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Even with the emergency capital in place, Kairos is only set up to be able to operate through Q1 2019, "by the end of which management believes that revenue growth through sales either will enable the Company to become financially self-sustaining or will place the Company on a more sound financial footing that allows it to conduct further capital-raising," the memo states.
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Benefit in return for contributions, rather than free allowances from the State, is what the people of Britain desire In America, when Franklin Roosevelt launched Social Security, he told Congress that First, the system adopted, except for the money necessary to initiate it, should be self-sustaining in the sense that funds for the payment of insurance benefits should not come from the proceeds of general taxation.
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But, just getting us to a place where insurers could experiment with market-based ideas in order to offer consumers more attractive products, where we had an effective incentive for people to participate without the dreaded mandate fines, and where high cost claims could be pooled and subsidized in a self-sustaining behind the scenes risk pool, could be a big steps in the right direction.
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We have figured out over time, through lots of experiments — many of which didn't work at all — what works in digital and how to build a newsroom that is self-sustaining and ultimately can grow from where we are now, which is about 200 journalists to, hopefully over time, thousands of journalists around the world, when we get there in terms of being able to afford it.
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At his company SpaceX's event today, Musk laid out how a fleet of ships that could carry a minimum of 100 people, flying every two years, could populate a Martian city: If we say the minimum threshold for a self-sustaining city on Mars, or civilization, would be a million people, and you can only go every two years, if you have 100 people per ship, that's 2003,000 trips.
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And they based these efforts on a set of basic intellectual principles that guided US policy for generations: that it was cheaper to maintain international order than to restore it once it had been destroyed; that it was better to make modest sacrifices now rather than enormous sacrifices later; that global norms and stability were not self-sustaining but rather required continual support and maintenance by those countries that sought to perpetuate and advance them.
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